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|    Asger Joergensen to PiotrN    |
|    Re: Explicit destructor call - problem w    |
|    09 May 12 20:15:26    |
      50876cc6       From: Junk@Asger-P.dk              Hi PiotrN              PiotrN wrote:              > Hello,       >       > Two questions:       > 1) Why I cannot call destructor for builtin types like int:       > int a;       > int* p = new int[7];       > p->~int();              You never call the destructor directly you use delete instead:              int* p = new int[7];              ....do some work              delete[] p;              In general every new should be matched by a delete and every       new xxx[] should be matched by a delete[].              Best regards       Asger-P       http://Asger-P.dk/software       Quick Launch is a must try.              --- SoupGate-Win32 v1.05        * Origin: you cannot sedate... all the things you hate (1:229/2)    |
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